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Freddie Mac Prices $1-Bil in 30-Year Notes

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

MCLEAN, VA-The latest Freddie Mac issue demonstrates investor confidence in the long-term market, according to the corporation. The issue settles tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 15.

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remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

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High-Tech Strategy Bags 73,200-SF Tenant for Houston Community College

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

HOUSTON-A strategy to find a high-tech tenant for Houston Community College has paid off for the leasing team. The 531,000-sf structure has just what Pros Revenue Management had been seeking and then some, says the president.

City Officials Consider Purchasing, Redeveloping PG&E Substation Site

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

PIEDMONT, CA-A locally based developer has suggested to the city council that the former PG&E substation site on Linda Avenue be converted into a variety of low-cost housing units.

Port Awards Expansion Pact, Airport Volume Soars

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

LOS ANGELES-The thriving Port of Los Angeles has awarded a $78-million expansion contract to an Orange County developer, while officials at LA International Airport say record levels of both passengers and cargo passed through their facility's gates in 2000.<p>

$23-Mil Uniform Plant, Warehouse to Rise On International Amphitheater Site

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

CHICAGO-Aramark Uniform and Career Apparel has announced plans to build a 125,000-sf facility on 12 acres at 43rd and Halsted streets. The company will vacate 100,000 sf of functionally obsolete space at 2334 S. Michigan Ave.

$75-Mil High-rise Apartment Complex Planned for City's Little Italy District

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

SAN DIEGO-A Santa Monica-based developer has received final approval to break ground on the first new high-rise apartment project in decades.

Tight Colorado Springs Multifamily Market Experiences Temporary Rent Decline

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-The multifamily market is tighter in Colorado Springs than in Denver. Nonetheless, a slight rent decrease has been experienced, but it's only temporary relief for tenants, says a local analyst.

United Properties Hires Vice President in Brokerage Office

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

BLOOMINGTON, MN-Tim Ducharme will develop new business with landlords and tenants from United's downtown Minneapolis office. He was a senior associate directing Northco Real Estate Services' office brokerage group.

VISTAinfo Signs Merger Agreement with Fidelity

remstaff &Globe Street | February 14, 2001

IRVINE, CA-Irvine-based real estate giant Fidelity National Financial Inc. has inked a deal with e-commerce company VISTAinfo to combine both companies' assets into a jointly owned real estate services firm.

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Freddie Mac Prices $1-Bil in 30-Year Notes

Brekynn

High-Tech Strategy Bags 73,200-SF Tenant for Houston Community College

City Officials Consider Purchasing, Redeveloping PG&E Substation Site

Port Awards Expansion Pact, Airport Volume Soars

$23-Mil Uniform Plant, Warehouse to Rise On International Amphitheater Site

$75-Mil High-rise Apartment Complex Planned for City's Little Italy District

Tight Colorado Springs Multifamily Market Experiences Temporary Rent Decline

United Properties Hires Vice President in Brokerage Office

VISTAinfo Signs Merger Agreement with Fidelity

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